Long ago, hunters did not have the tools and gadgets that are available nowadays. They had to do more guessing and prediction in order to trap their prey and have food for their family. Today many devices can make hunting easier. Rangefinders for hunting allow you to know exactly where you stand in relation to the animal you are trying to snag. Knowing the distance between you and your prey lets you know when you can go in for the kill.
When it comes to hunting rangefinders, not all of them are created equal. You must know what you are looking for when you purchase this tool. Having a rangefinder on hand when you venture into the woods helps give you an advantage over your prey, and being equipped with the right type of gadget will make it easier to get your kill.

Rangefinder Applications
As mentioned, there are many uses for laser rangefinders. Hunters can use electronic rangefinders to calculate shot distance to deer, elk or other game. Golfers use rangefinders to determine the distance to the golf ball, which can help them select a club. Hikers and mountain climbers use laser rangefinders to map the best route.

Consider the Features
While considering the purchase cost of the golf rangefinder, you also have to take into account the after-sales costs. These are costs necessary to keep the rangefinder in useful condition including the easy availability of maps about the golf courses in your area. Your considerations will include the features in each type of rangefinder. As you probably know by now, there are two basic types - lasers and global positioning system (GPS).